Views and likes for the clips you publish

Until now the analytics page could only describe the clips Katto made: their scores and how those scores split across Hook, Flow, Value and Trend. It said nothing about what happened once a clip was online. A new Published clips section does.

For each clip you publish to YouTube from Katto, straight away or through the calendar, it reads the views, likes and comments. For Bluesky it reads likes and replies, since Bluesky shows no view count. The figures are read every six hours during a post's first sixty days, then left alone: by then they barely move.

Once five of your published clips have view counts, the section adds what works for you: the day of the week your clips get the most views, median views by clip length, and whether Katto's score actually predicts your views. Every reading says how many clips it rests on, and a group of fewer than three clips is left out rather than shown as a trend.

TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Mastodon and Threads are not counted yet.